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What's a good rail-mounted weapon light for a Gen 3 Glock 19 that is being reassigned to nightstand duty?
Not looking for the cheapest nor most expensive.
Thanks.
Edited to add:
Does anyone know whether these lights are usually discounted anywhere for Black Friday/Cyber Monday holiday sales?
Last edited by CoalCracker; 09/23/20.
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Take a look at the Streamlight Tlr-7
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After someone on here suggested the LA police gear model for around 60 dollars I ordered one. Its a bargain.
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I've got a Streamlight TRL-1 HL on a G19 and really like it. I have used it in several night matches and it works very well with no issues so far. I've got a few thousand rounds through the gun with the light mounted. The switch (momentary or constant) is very easy to activate while manipulating the gun.
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Had a trl-1 on my g19 for a few years too. No issues.
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Thanks, all. Any concerns that the 1,000 lumens of the TLR-1 HL might be a bit too bright inside a relatively small house?
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Thanks, all. Any concerns that the 1,000 lumens of the TLR-1 HL might be a bit too bright inside a relatively small house? No it makes a great target though...
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Thanks, all. Any concerns that the 1,000 lumens of the TLR-1 HL might be a bit too bright inside a relatively small house? No it makes a great target though... And here we go again...
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Get a non LED streamlight they aren't nearly as bright.
I have both and the old model police trade ins are moderate compared to the LED
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I like this one: ![[Linked Image from streamlight.com]](https://www.streamlight.com/images/default-source/product-large-images/tlr-8ag_handhigh_3.jpg)
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I have an O-light. Happy with it.
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